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blog post | December 6, 2021

Don’t let His meager beginning fool you. That baby boy is Christ the King. Discover the beauty and significance of the carol "What Child Is This.”

blog post | February 24, 2023

Our mission is not to seek revival, but to seek the Lord. When we set ourselves to seek His face, we likely will experience the by-product of revival.

blog post | February 20, 2023

Nancy shares fifty evidences of the need for a fresh visitation of the Spirit in revival.

blog post | January 18, 2024

The disciples once viewed children as an inconvenience. But Jesus showed that children—just like adults—are image-bearers whom He loves and are worth His time and attention.

blog post | July 5, 2017

College is often a season marked by the busyness of ministry opportunities. But don't let that usurp the primary work of knowing God.

blog post | September 24, 2024

The weeds of neediness must be pulled out or they threaten to subvert the very purpose of mentorship: cultivating dependence on Christ.

blog post | April 28, 2009

We moved marriage, mothering, and homemaking from the top of our lists to the bottom–or crossed them off altogether.

blog post | June 29, 2016

The world tells us that babies who are frail, sick, or don’t stand a chance aren’t worth celebrating, aren’t worth saving, and aren’t worth acknowledging. But we know a better answer.

blog post | January 22, 2013

What aches, pains, and flabby muscles all point to.

blog post | December 24, 2014

It's a verse so well worn that it seems to have lost some of its luster, but we still need John 3:16.